Best Powder Coating For Your Car’s Wheels And Brake Calipers in Michigan

 

The manufacturing units have a wide range of things to paint for shiny, smooth, and sleek surfaces. To achieve a smooth and even finish, they apply two distinct techniques – first, ordinary paints and second, powder coating. Yes, powder coating is the most popular technique in surface coating and finishing these days. If you prefer to paint your car’s body, wheels, and brake calipers with this paint, try Custom Concepts Performance Coatings & Components (CCP Coatings), the best service provider for powder coating wheels in Michigan.

 

We are a leading powder coating service in the market. Our team of highly experienced professionals uses superior-grade tools and the latest technology for your vehicle’s smooth and durable coating. This service is carried out to meet in diverse requirements of our valuable clients. We have been in the business for many years and continue enjoying acknowledgment from existing and previous clients. You can avail of this service from us at a budget-friendly price.

 

What is Powder Coating?

Powder coating is a dry surface finishing powder combined with finely ground particles of resins, curative pigments, flow modifiers, leveling agents, and other additives. All the things are melted under high heat and then delivered through a spray gun tip fitted with an electrode to provide an electrostatic charge to the powder as it passes through a charged part at the gun tip. All the charged powdered particles bring gloss, hardness, and fine fusion on the surface of your car’s body wheel and powder coating brake calipers in Michigan.  

 

Process of Powder Coatings

 

Pretreatment Process For Coating

The foremost step of powder coating is to prepare and pretreat the areas needed to coat. Under cleaning and pretreatment operations, the surface is thoroughly cleaned to free it from dust, oils, grease, rust, and other contamination using a chromium and zinc phosphates, alkaline, acidic, or neutral cleaner bath.

 

First Powder Application

The first way to apply powder-coating materials, also known as an alternative coating option for better gloss and hardness of the paint, is by using a spray gun with an electrostatic powder delivery system. The application erodes dents and rust before the next coating process.

 

Final Powder Application 

After the spray application through electrostatic guns, next powder coating is applied by a dip method called fluidized bed or Fluidized-bed powder coating that contains an application of thermoplastic resins. Thermoset powder materials require a few amounts of thermal energy for a certain time to bring the chemical reaction needed to cross-link the power into a film. And in this way, your overall powder-coatingwheels in Michigan get finished!